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eye of the vulture king
barantos - on thin ice
The main 9
i need tsuna to ascend to godhood /negative
something something everyone putting him on the pedestal until he ceases to be tsuna and becomes an all encompassing sky something something
In the first draft of Inheritance, Murtagh and Thorn were supposed to die
so Murtagh and Thorn's chances to die in the future books are low, but never zero
i was looking through your old reblogs and i saw some ratchet and drift related stuff but i didn't see drachet in your favorite ships list and it got me wondering...do you ship dratchet by any chance? it's ok if you don't! it's practically impossible to find someone who doesn't ship them these days...(i hope my question doesn't come off as rude, i apologize if it did)
I like dratchet :D they’re very sweet and funny together, it’s a great ship (and canon! Which I love!). Just doesn’t make it into my favorites, I’m more of a Driftrod or Dratchrod enjoyer myself, but it’s definitely up there as one of the ships I like the most.
Lowerclassmen get sent out on tasks but mainly for manual labor. Shovel out the snow. Do some gardening. Go feed the peacocks. Mop the 31st floor. Their turn to cook dinner today. Or some sort of menial task like organizing books. No using your keyblade or magic to help. And i just know Eraqus would do anything by any means necessary to get out of it. Or half-ass it. The floor is "cleaned" but he just dumped a bucket of water and called it a day.
The Upperclassmen get sent on tasks in the abandoned citadels, mainly for archival purposes but also to salvage anything that could be of use like materials, books or tech. It's also useful for teaching them how to set up camps, and fine-tune other survival skills for before they set out for their mark of mastery. (Also they can't just go to the abandoned citadels as they please, they need written permission from council otherwise it's trespassing- either way it's always Odin that sets up these tasks. If they wantes to go there and asked council/Odin they'd just be met with a no.)
The Lowerclassmen get to do something similar, but under supervision and usually in areas deemed "safe" and cleared out, so nothing precious is damaged.